MP Jenis á Rana resubmitted a proposal to let Faroese patients join Denmark’s medical-cannabis trial after parliament rejected it in 2018.[1] Many MPs now supported wider access but argued that the health minister could add products to the medicines list without a new law.[1] Minister Sirið Stenberg offered to discuss that route with the social affairs committee; official medical guidance dates the trial scheme’s start to April 2019.[1][2]
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References
- Kringvarp Føroya — Parliament makes U-turn on medical cannabis, 3 April 2019archived
- Chief Medical Officer, Faroe Islands — Medical cannabisConfirms trial use permitted since April 2019archived
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